At the end of the day, many men are corruptable.
Capitalism, the waving of money in your face, it can lead to you committing 'small treasons' as I'd call it. Selling on the basis of sex, gluttony, and so forth and so on. It is immoral at it's core, the profit motive being what drives it. As well, importing cheap brown labour is cheaper (and there for better) then hiring white, native workers. So I'd say it's in general anti-fascist and anti-nationalist. As to Oligrachy, what do you mean? It most definitally ain't a democracy, but oligrachy and autocracy generally blend together in definitions. Anyway, I'm a fan of meritocracy. The right to power by your abilities as a person, not your popularity or whatever else similar.
I'd say it depends upon the fascist, but most of the time it's Autocratic or Oligarchic metriocracy.
Anti-communism is not anti-socialism. Communism is an economic, social, and poitical ideology
derived from Karl Marx's writings.
This is why a lot of third positionists call it 'Marxian Socialism', because it is not socialism in general that we dispise. But specifically the all-consuming Marxism. Which is atheist, internationalist, and with it's real implementations is not really viable on the side fo economic issues. At least, with a command economy.
